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Clemens Apprich

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ID275189
NAMEClemens Apprich
GIVEN NAMESClemens
FAMILY NAMEApprich
SIGNATUREAPPRICH C
AFFILIATIONSLeuphana University of Lüneburg
ORCID0000-0002-7619-3801
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR5
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2015
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2023
H-INDEX0
  • Introduction

    Clemens Apprich, Joshua Neves•ARTICLE•Discourse•2023

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  • The (Post-)Digital Condition - An Interview with Felix Stalder

    Open Access•Clemens Apprich•ARTICLE•First Monday•2018

    This interview appears in advance of the upcoming conference “Digital Cultures: Knowledge/Culture/Technology” at the Centre for Digital Cultures (CDC) in Lüneburg, where Felix Stalder will speak on the “Digital Condition”

  • Media genealogy

    Clemens Apprich, Götz Bachmann•CHAPTER•Digitisation•2017

    The central metaphor for research is the branching family tree: media genealogy looks for past divergent lines and hidden relationships that point towards the present in critical ways; this includes the dead ends lost to the present. The genealogical method itself becomes a component part of the truth games being examined: it brings into focus not only the history and present of digital cultures but also the positions of the person investigating …

  • Issue 29 Introduction

    Open Access•Clemens Apprich, Sarah Barn et al.•ARTICLE•The Fibreculture Journal•2017•References: 1

    Ubiquitous computing and the Internet of Things are often referred to as prime examples not only of new modes of computing, but of a new paradigm of mediation itself.If Lewis Mumford could already ascribe key characteristics of media -such as storage and transmission -to the city, so the city could in itself be understood as a medium (see Kittler, 1996), then nonetheless something changes considerably once 'the city itself is turning into a const…

  • Vernetzt - Zur Entstehung der Netzwerkgesellschaft

    Clemens Apprich•BOOK•Vernetzt - Zur Entstehung der…•2015

    Viele Technologien und Praxen, die das Web 2.0 ausmachen, sind bereits in den 1990er Jahren entstanden - und mit ihnen die Vorstellungen von sozialen Medien, nutzergenerierten Inhalten oder partizipativen Plattformen. Aus medienhistorischer Sicht ist also eine Vielzahl der damaligen Entwürfe zur Zukunft des Internet in Erfüllung gegangen, jedoch ohne die damit erhofften gesellschaftspolitischen Utopien einzulösen. Die Geschichte eines alternative…

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  • Vernetzt - Zur Entstehung der Netzwerkgesellschaft

    Clemens Apprich•BOOK•Vernetzt - Zur Entstehung der…•2015

    Viele Technologien und Praxen, die das Web 2.0 ausmachen, sind bereits in den 1990er Jahren entstanden - und mit ihnen die Vorstellungen von sozialen Medien, nutzergenerierten Inhalten oder partizipativen Plattformen. Aus medienhistorischer Sicht ist also eine Vielzahl der damaligen Entwürfe zur Zukunft des Internet in Erfüllung gegangen, jedoch ohne die damit erhofften gesellschaftspolitischen Utopien einzulösen. Die Geschichte eines alternative…

  • Media genealogy

    Clemens Apprich, Götz Bachmann•CHAPTER•Digitisation•2017

    The central metaphor for research is the branching family tree: media genealogy looks for past divergent lines and hidden relationships that point towards the present in critical ways; this includes the dead ends lost to the present. The genealogical method itself becomes a component part of the truth games being examined: it brings into focus not only the history and present of digital cultures but also the positions of the person investigating …

  • Issue 29 Introduction

    Open Access•Clemens Apprich, Sarah Barn et al.•ARTICLE•The Fibreculture Journal•2017•References: 1

    Ubiquitous computing and the Internet of Things are often referred to as prime examples not only of new modes of computing, but of a new paradigm of mediation itself.If Lewis Mumford could already ascribe key characteristics of media -such as storage and transmission -to the city, so the city could in itself be understood as a medium (see Kittler, 1996), then nonetheless something changes considerably once 'the city itself is turning into a const…

  • The (Post-)Digital Condition - An Interview with Felix Stalder

    Open Access•Clemens Apprich•ARTICLE•First Monday•2018

    This interview appears in advance of the upcoming conference “Digital Cultures: Knowledge/Culture/Technology” at the Centre for Digital Cultures (CDC) in Lüneburg, where Felix Stalder will speak on the “Digital Condition”

  • Introduction

    Clemens Apprich, Joshua Neves•ARTICLE•Discourse•2023

    .

Art (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Business (1 work) · Cognitive psychology (1 work) · Computer Science (1 work) · Digital Games and Media (1 work) · European history and politics (1 work) · Genealogy (1 work) · German Social Sciences and History (1 work) · History (1 work)

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